What to do if my Denon DN-300C won't play after pressing play?
If playback on your Denon CD player doesn't start after pressing the Play button, clean the CD with a dry cloth or a commercial CD cleaner. If that doesn't work, try inserting a different CD.
Why is there no sound from my Denon DN-300C CD Player, or why is it distorted?
If your Denon CD player isn't producing sound or the sound is distorted, ensure all cable, device, and media connections are secure and correct. Check for any damaged cables. Also, verify that the settings on your amplifier or mixer are correct.
What to do if my Denon DN-300C doesn't recognize a USB device?
If your Denon CD player doesn't recognize the USB device, try disconnecting and reconnecting the USB device to ensure it's securely inserted. Confirm that the USB device is of a mass storage class or compatible with MTP. Ensure the USB device is formatted using a FAT16 or FAT32 file system. Avoid using a USB hub or extension cable. Note that the unit does not supply power to USB devices, so if your device requires power, connect it to a power source. Be aware that not all USB devices are guaranteed to work.
What to do if files on my USB device don't appear on my Denon CD Player?
If files on your USB device aren't appearing on your Denon CD player, make sure the files are of a supported file format. Unsupported files won't appear. Verify that the USB device uses a supported folder structure: up to 999 folders (up to 8 folder levels) and up to 999 files. If the USB device is partitioned, ensure the files are in the first partition, as the unit won't show other partitions.
What to do if my Denon CD Player won't play files from a USB device?
If your Denon CD player won't play files from a USB device, ensure the files are in a supported file format. Unsupported files won't appear. Also, verify that the files are not copyright-protected, as the unit cannot play copyright-protected files.
What to do if my Denon CD Player says 'No Disc' even with a CD inserted?
If your Denon CD player displays 'No Disc' even when a CD is inserted, press the Eject button to eject the CD and then re-insert it.
Why won't my Denon DN-300C play the CD-R?
If your Denon CD player won't play a CD-R, ensure that the CD-R has been finalized properly and is of good quality. Clean the CD with a dry cloth or CD cleaner. Make sure the CD uses a supported folder structure: up to 300 folders (up to 8 levels) and up to 300 files. Also, confirm the CD-R contains MP3 files as the unit cannot play other file types on CD-R.
How to fix file names that don't appear properly on my Denon DN-300C?
If file names don't appear correctly on your Denon CD player, it might be due to unsupported characters. Ensure the files use only supported characters; unsupported characters will be replaced with a '.'
How to turn on my Denon DN-300C CD Player if it's not powering on?
If your Denon CD player isn't turning on, ensure that the unit is properly connected to a power outlet.
General| Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
|---|---|
| USB Support | Yes |
| Power Consumption | 15 W |
| Weight | 2.7 kg (6 lbs) |
| Type | CD Player |
| Media Support | CD, CD-R, CD-RW |
| Outputs | XLR, RCA |
| THD | 0.01% |
| Power Supply | AC 120V/230V, 50/60Hz |
| Total Harmonic Distortion | 0.01% |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 483 x 44 x 200 mm (19" x 1.7" x 7.9") |
| Dimensions | 482 × 88 × 285 mm |
Lists the items included in the product package, such as the main unit, cables, and manuals.
Provides the official website address for obtaining the latest product information and registration.
Outlines essential safety precautions for using the unit, including power, ventilation, condensation, and care.
Details the function of buttons, ports, and the display on the unit's front panel for operation.
Describes the various indicators and information shown on the unit's display during operation.
Details the audio output and power input ports located on the rear of the unit.
Explains how to connect audio outputs and power for the unit to external devices and a power outlet.
Guides users on choosing the input source (CD, USB, or Aux) for audio playback.
Covers starting, stopping, pausing, and skipping tracks on audio CDs.
Explains repeat, random, and time display options for CD playback.
Details inserting media, selecting files, and basic playback controls for audio files.
Covers file selection, display information, repeat, random, and time options for audio files.
Guides on connecting and playing audio from devices via the Aux input.
Explains how to lock/unlock the unit's front panel controls to prevent accidental changes.
Describes the feature that automatically starts playback upon powering on the unit.
Provides details on supported CD types, file formats, and disc care.
Details supported file formats, tag data, and file/folder limits for USB devices.
Offers solutions for common problems related to CD playback, insertion, and ejection.
Provides solutions for common problems encountered with USB device recognition and playback.
Lists technical specifications for the digital audio system, including media compatibility and file formats.
Details the specifications for analog and balanced audio outputs and the auxiliary input.
Specifies the limits for file size, name length, number of files, and folder name length.
Provides power requirements, operating temperature, humidity, and physical dimensions.
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